Ohio Bobcats among seven up for Tangerine Bowl bid
Ohio University is one of seven teams under consideration for the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando on December 28. The Bobcats earned a bid via a 16-0 win over Bowling Green, with fate tied to a MAC title bid after a season finale at Marshall.
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Massachusetts
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Delaware
South Dakota State
Coast Guard Academy
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Tee
Jack Morgan
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Miami of
Ohio
University of Houston
Tling
Big Green
Miami
Bill Hess
Bucky
Wagner
Jack Mahone
Howie Miller
Jim Cure
Miller
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Mahone
Jim Albert
Niles McKinley Red Dragons Clinch Ohio Title in 1963
The Red Dragons of Niles McKinley claim the 1963 Ohio high school football championship in the AP poll, finishing first with 38914 points. Massillon Massillon finishes second after a 36-0 win over Warren Harding, while Sandusky is third. Garfield and other teams also noted in rankings.
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Trevor Rees
Bobcats Hope To Repeat Against Huntington Rivals
Marshall faces Ohio in a storied rivalry with 1905 onward history. Hess praises depth and recalls seven point margins in Huntington while noting Ohio shutouts in Athens. Ticket demand and crowd travel forecast boost Huntington atmosphere as key players receive praise. Max Alvis joins the note on Cleveland’s rookie season totals.
Texas Still Leads AP Top Ten After One Change
The Associated Press poll shows Texas with 45 first place votes and 503 points, maintaining the top spot for six straight weeks after one swap. Navy is second with 423 points, followed by Mississippi, Michigan State, Pittsburgh, Alabama, Illinois, Auburn, and Nebraska as the rest of the top ten.
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Orioles to name Hank Bauer as 1964 manager
Baltimore expected to announce Hank Bauer as manager for the 1964 season. General manager Lee MacPhail hinted a new manager is chosen, following Billy Hitchcock's dismissal seven months earlier. Bauer, ex Yankee outfielder, has coached for Kansas City Athletics and served as third base coach under Hitchcock.
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Lee MacPhail
Billy Hitchcock
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Orioles
Hitchcock
New York Yankee
Kansas City Athletics
Joe Gordon
Kansas City
Washington
Ohio State Buckeyes Face Michigan With Hayes Slim Margin
Ohio State and Michigan meet in Ann Arbor as Woody Hayes risks a three game losing streak for the first time in his 13 seasons at OSU. Michigan features Bob Timberlake and six Ohio natives while Hayes praises Paul Warfield and previews using him at split end.
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Franklin
Dick Rindfuss
Niles
Mel Anthony
Cincinnati
John Henderson
Dayton
Wolves
Dick Hahn
Norton
Brian Patchen
Steubenville
Paul Warfield
Eastern Ohio Buckeye League Football Notables
The southeastern Ohio Buckeye League lists players from McArthur Belpre Rutland and The Plains for positions including guards backs centers and tacklers. Honorable mentions include Wilcoxen Everett Williams and Tacklers Dick Bates Crow Montgomery Cullison Hale West.
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McArthur
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Rutland Packers
Ron Black
Sprague
Belpre
Chuck Matheny
Rutland Kim Lindter
Wilcoxen
Everett
Williams
the Plains
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David Crow
Chuck Montgomery
Chauncey
Dick Cullison
Hale
West
Dennis Pendergast
Danny Weddle
Jerry Carson
Bob Kinder
Chauncey Dover
Benny Slanter
Rutland
Howell
David Harkins
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John Jackson
Bill Reffett
Russ Fraley
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Ohio Football Tickets On Sale At Marshall Reserve Seats Listed
Bobcat ticket director Dale Schumacher announced ticket sales for the Ohio game at Fairfield Stadium Huntington. General admission tickets cost 1.50 at the gate starting 12 noon Saturday, with about 85 reserved seats at 3 and locations between the 20 and 30 yard lines. Additional general admission tickets are available at Schumacher’s Grover Center office.
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